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Daring Meets Discipline – LIVE!

March 11, 2008 11:59 pm

How to Invest in Bear Markets. Trade or Buy-and-Hold?

Sponsored by Zecco.com and BlogTalkRadio

Daring meets DisciplineFor many, it is the daily conflict…..trade or invest, invest or trade. Timothy Sykes and Andrew battle meet on Thursday, March 20th at 5pm EST to argue discuss the merits of trading penny stocks versus investing with a buy-and-hold strategy.Sponsored by BlogTalkRadio and Zecco.com, this is sure to be an action packed fight discussion. The merits of each of these strategies into a very difficult market should provide for a obnoxious thought-provoking 90 minutes of bickering insight. Markets, recession, strategy and process will be open for argument comment.

The best part? Through the technology provided by BlogTalkRadio, you can be in on the mudslinging action. Just call-in and we will be glad to answer your questions, LIVE!

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Date: Thursday, March 20, 2008
Time: 5:00 PM
Call-in Number: (347) 945-6579
Streaming Live/Audio: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Zecco

From the BTR site: John C. Havens of BlogTalkRadio interviews Gabe Dalporto, Chief Strategy Officer of Zecco.com, Timothy Sykes Author of, “An American Hedge Fund” and Andrew Horowitz author of, “The Disciplined Investor.”

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4 Responses to “Daring Meets Discipline – LIVE!”

  1. Tony Leach on March 12th, 2008 1:41 am

    Can’t wait for the showdown, er… chat!

  2. Nancy Meacham on March 12th, 2008 1:51 am

    I would like to know what you think of O2Diesel. It is an additive to make it easier and better to mix ethanol with diesel and the US military is testing it (so far so good). It is, however, a penny stock, which tend to be more volatile. And it has had some trouble with financing of late. It’s earnings have increased well since last year, but it is still running a deficit. Would you buy it or not?

  3. Andrew Horowitz on March 12th, 2008 6:48 am

    Nancy:

    Maybe Tim will give you some heads up during our discussion, but I am sure that you will appreciate that is is wholly inappropriate to provide individual stock selection advice on these boards..sorry

    A

  4. Jeff Bowyer on November 17th, 2008 10:36 pm

    Timothy Sykes is a hypocrite.

    After I discovered severe corruption at Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, I wrote a fully documented message detailing the allegations, which I posted on Timothy Syke’s website.

    In a very short time, my message was deleted. When I contacted Sykes, his excuses ran the gamut from “the file size was too large” to “the message doesn’t fit the theme of our website” to “you don’t write good enough”.

    Timothy Sykes is not a prophet who exposes “manipulative forces at work in companies, the media, ANALysts, etc.” as he proclaims. Timothy Sykes is a liar who probably works *for* the manipulative forces as a facade of opposition.

    If you would like to receive a copy of my message about corruption at Eurostat that includes graphics, please contact me.

    Jeffrey W. Bowyer
    jbowyer@seznam.cz